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TRUMP WINS BIG AS UAE EXITS OPEC? How US Energy Markets Will Thrive As Iran War Complicates Hormuz
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April 30, 2026
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4:11Now PlayingUS President Donald Trump is celebrating a massive geopolitical victory as the UAE abruptly exits OPEC. For years, Trump has criticized the oil cartel for manipulating global prices. The UAE, wanting to maximize its production capacity of 5 million barrels per day, grew frustrated with OPEC's strict quotas. Driven by the ongoing Iran war and the crisis in the Strait of Hormuz, the UAE chose independence to capitalize on rising oil prices. This historic exit shatters OPEC’s unity, weakens the Saudi-Russia alliance, and proves Trump’s pressure campaigns work. A divided OPEC means less control over global energy markets, marking a huge win for US interests.
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TRUMP WINS BIG AS UAE EXITS OPEC? How US Energy Markets Will Thrive As Iran War Complicates Hormuz
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